Women's Position And Role In Charlotte Bronte's Shirley:A Feminist Approach
The object of the research is the novel entitled Shirley by Charlotte Bronte. The study gives focus on the women's position and role as reflected in Charlotte Bronte's Shirley. The aim of the study is finding the women's position and role. The analysis uses descriptive qualitative by...
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Main Author: | Murdianti, Listio (Author) |
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